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    Membranophones are musical instruments that produce sound through the vibration of stretched skins or membranes, such as drums, tambourines, and some gongs. Common examples listed are the sogo, jing, buk, and changgo. Idiophones make sound by the vibration of the instrument itself without using airflow, strings, membranes or electricity. Aerophones create sound through vibrating air and include the p’iri, taepyongso, choktae and saenghwang. Chordophones are string instruments like the hyang bipa, yanggeum, and haegum.

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    Membranophones are musical instruments that produce sound through the vibration of stretched skins or membranes, such as drums, tambourines, and some gongs. Common examples listed are the sogo, jing, buk, and changgo. Idiophones make sound by the vibration of the instrument itself without using airflow, strings, membranes or electricity. Aerophones create sound through vibrating air and include the p’iri, taepyongso, choktae and saenghwang. Chordophones are string instruments like the hyang bipa, yanggeum, and haegum.

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    Aerophones

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    STELLA MAE JACOB
    Membranophones are musical instruments that produce sound through the vibration of stretched skins or membranes, such as drums, tambourines, and some gongs. Common examples listed are the sogo, jing, buk, and changgo. Idiophones make sound by the vibration of the instrument itself without using airflow, strings, membranes or electricity. Aerophones create sound through vibrating air and include the p’iri, taepyongso, choktae and saenghwang. Chordophones are string instruments like the hyang bipa, yanggeum, and haegum.

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    membranophones

    Membranophones are instruments that make sound from


    the vibrations of stretched skins or membranes. Drums,
    tambourines, and some gongs are common examples of
    membranophones.
    1. Sogo
    2. Jing
    3. Buk
    4. Changgo
    5.


    instrument that creates
    idiophones
    An idiophone is any musical
    sound primarily by the vibration of the instrument itself,
    without the use of airflow, strings, membranes, or
    electricity.
    Aerophones
    vibrating air
    1. P’iri
    2. Taepyongso
    3. Choktae
    4. Saenghwang
    5.

    chordophones
    String Instrument
    1. Hyang Bipa
    2. Yanggeum
    3. Haegum
    4.

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